Deanery Eucharist

for 1 hour
St Peter's Church, Humshaugh
St. Peter's Church Humshaugh Hexham, NE46 4AA, United Kingdom
5th Sunday service for Bellingham Deanery

St Peter's Church, Humshaugh

Welcome to St. Peter's Church, Humshaugh, a peaceful and prayerful rural church.

We have regular services most Sundays and hope you may be able to join us for Worship.

The church was built in 1818 by the Greenwich Hospital, one of several churches in the area in which ex-Naval Chaplains were settled after the Napoleonic Wars. There are many original features, and a short guide - and a trail for the children! - are available to help you enjoy your visit.

Worshipping or just visiting you are very welcome here! 

Our own services are shown on these pages, but as part of Bellingham Deanery we are also sharing together in worship over this beautiful part of Northumberland. Please check our Services page, or the link to 'The Broadsheet' further down in our pages for news of services elsewhere.

For more information contact our Priest in Charge: Revd Canon Sarah Lunn : [email protected]


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Revd Canon Sarah Lunn

The Vicarage
Chollerton

NE46 4TF
01434 681721

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Deanery Eucharist

for 1 hour
St Peter's Church, Humshaugh
St. Peter's Church Humshaugh Hexham, NE46 4AA, United Kingdom

5th Sunday service for Bellingham Deanery

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Our parish of Humshaugh: St Peter is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO). The Parish Safeguarding Officer for this Parish is Dr Andrew Brittlebank [email protected]

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